Army Visits Automobile Worker's Union At Willow Plant

In Detroit, 80 non-commissioned officers from Camp Atterbury visit the United Automobile Workers CIO Union. They tour the Cadillac and Ford plants, witnessing tank and bomber production. Reunions occur with former soldiers now working in war production. At Camp Atterbury, CIO workers experience Army life, contrasting with the hospitality soldiers receive on the home front, including breakfast in bed.

What was the purpose of the non-commissioned officers' visit to Detroit?

• To inspect the city's defenses

• To conduct military training

• To repay a visit from the United Automobile Workers CIO Union

• To recruit new soldiers

Who did the soldiers reunite with at the Cadillac plant?

• Charles Bridges

• Harold Wilson

• John Doe

• Michael Smith

What did the soldiers observe at the Ford Willow Run plant?

• New military uniforms

• Bombers in production

• A parade

• Tanks being built

What was Charles Bridges' role during the soldiers' visit?

• A production line soldier

• A tour guide

• A war worker

• A military officer

How did the soldiers' experience at the home front differ from Army life?

• They had to wake up earlier

• They had stricter schedules

• They participated in military drills

• They enjoyed breakfast in bed